Deer Lodge Centre
Deer Lodge Centre
Traditional Territories Acknowledgement
The Deer Lodge Centre, as part of the Winnipeg Health Region, provides services to all nations on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Ininiwak, Anishininewak, Dakota-Oyate, Dene, Inuit, and the national homeland of the Red River Métis. Treaties were created with the First Nations and include past, present, and future inhabitants, so we are all treaty people. Winnipeg Health Region serves those on Treaty 1 and Treaty 5 lands. We acknowledge the five Dakota communities in Manitoba that are not signatories to any treaties with Canada. We acknowledge that Winnipeg takes its drinking water from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation. We acknowledge that the acts of colonization which are part of our history have caused deep, lasting harm, which continues today. We commit ourselves, in a good way, to learning about truth and reconciliation, promote healing, and creating a better future for all.
Friends and Family are Welcome!
Event Calendars are Online!
Deer Lodge Centre offers a variety of Therapeutic Recreation programs and Worship Services. These calendars can change from month to month, and you can stay up to date by going to the pages listed below.
View the latest DLC Bulletin
Take a look at what’s been going on at Deer Lodge Centre.
COVID & Other Outbreak Information
Check here regularly for current information on any outbreaks at DLC.
We are a Mask-Friendly site.
Deer Lodge Centre is a mask-friendly environment.
For everyone’s safety, masks are encouraged if you have cold / flu symptoms.
Patients, Residents and Clients may ask their health-care provider to wear a mask.
Thanks for helping us create a safer space for everyone!
Every experience matters. Share yours with us.
Your feedback from the WRHA Service Experience Survey helps us improve our services and better meet your health care needs.
Share your thoughts and ideas with us! Even the smallest changes can make a big difference!
Shop at the DLC Auxiliary Gift Shop!
Whether you are looking to buy something for a resident, patient, a family member or yourself, you will certainly find a wide variety of unique and thoughtful items to choose from. The DLC Auxiliary Gift Shop features items such as plush toys, jewelry, watches, personal accessories and clothing, greeting cards, seasonal decorations, gifts for home and garden, toiletries and snacks.
Our Gift Shop is operated by dedicated members of the Auxiliary. Proceeds from the revenues generated are donated back to the Centre to support resident and patient care.
Gift Shop hours are currently Monday – Friday from 12:00pm – 4:00pm.
Send Well Wishes
Please send electronic notes of encouragement to your loved ones through our “Well Wishes” Program.
Family Connect Program – Virtual Visits
Deer Lodge Centre is pleased to offer Virtual Visits for friends and family who are not able to visit in person. Our Recreation Facilitators have been doing a great job helping our patients and residents get connected with their loved ones and are available to help you set up your visit at a time that works for everyone.
Deer Lodge Centre Foundation – Donate Today
Your gift to the Deer Lodge Centre Foundation will mean the world to Patients and Residents. Your generosity means that cutting edge care will be provided to those who rely on Deer Lodge for acute and long term care in the areas of bariatrics, dementia, rehabilitation, and so much more.
About Deer Lodge Centre
Deer Lodge Centre is a 418 bed Rehabilitation and Long Term Care facility that provides a variety of inpatient, outpatient, residential and outreach programs.
Deer Lodge Centre (DLC) as part of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority provides health services to adults with complex needs in the areas of Rehabilitation, Chronic Care, Dementia Care, Mental Health and Bariatrics. The programs and services offered at DLC support the needs of clients in a variety of care settings including inpatient programming, outpatient clinics and residential care. DLC has a long and proud history of caring and an ongoing commitment to the health care needs of Canadian Forces and Veterans.
